Building Real Estate Wealth in a Changing Market: Reap Large Profits from Bargain Purchases in Any Economy

by John W. Schaub

Book Overview

Markets change-smart investors adapt.

No matter what the state of the real estate market, there is wealth to be made, and the basics of smart investing still apply. In Building Real Estate Wealth in a Changing Market, John Schaub shows you how you can invest and thrive in any market.

Change creates chaos, but it also creates opportunity for those who can recognize it and react. Schaub helps you find hidden deals and...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 007149412X
• ISBN13: 9780071494120
• Release Date: August 2007
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 8.7"

Customer Reviews

Relevant Information in Today's Market

John Schaub picks up where he left off at the end of his first book. Good information on how to recognize changes in your local real estate market, and how to capitalize on those changes. Unlike some of the other books out there on the subject of building wealth by investing in single family houses, Mr. Schaub correctly tracks investors' equity when calculating investor wealth versus misleadingly adding up investors' total mortgage debt.

Real Estate - Schaub

Good book, straight forward read. Interesting information - even if I don't become a real estate mogul, I've learned things I can apply towards my current financial situation

Perfect Resource for Today's Real Estate Market

This book is a perfect guide for both homeowners and real estate investors on how to profit in today's market. While some property purchasers are scared off by the trends in property prices, mortgage fraud, and burst bubbles, Schaub guides the reader through identifying properties that can be purchased at rock bottom prices with little risk. Definitely not a book for people interested in get-rich-quick schemes, Schaub asserts that single family properties are the best long-term investments and real estate should be looked at as a long term investment. He advocates buying one to two houses per year and building a portfolio of properties. He also cautions against buing luxury houses for investment purposes, stating that it is not the structure but the land that appreciates. Schaub speaks from personal experience, with more than 35 years as a real estate investor in a variety of properties. Excellent book for anyone interested in real estate investment.